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Population
Surface area
Nominal GDP
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Uganda’s population is about 42.8× that of Djibouti, a difference of 48,846,370.
Uganda’s surface area is 941% larger than that of Djibouti, a difference of 218,350 km².
Uganda’s population density is 311% higher than that of Djibouti, a difference of 157 /km².
Uganda’s nominal GDP is about 13.0× that of Djibouti, a difference of $49.76 billion.
Djibouti’s GDP per capita is 230% higher than that of Uganda, a difference of $2,475.
Values use the latest available observations in WorldSumma. Economic reporting years are shown when available and can differ by country.
Djibouti
Kampala
1,168,722
50,015,092
23,200 km²
241,550 km²
50.4 /km²
207 /km²
$4.15 billion · 2024
$53.91 billion · 2024
$3,553 · 2024
$1,078 · 2024
Africa
Africa
Eastern Africa
Eastern Africa
Djiboutian franc · DJF · Fdj
Ugandan shilling · UGX · USh
Djiboutian
Ugandan
+253
+256
.dj
.ug
DJ / DJI
UG / UGA
Africa/Djibouti
Africa/Kampala
Djibouti
Uganda
| Measure | Djibouti | Uganda |
|---|---|---|
| Capital | Djibouti | Kampala |
| Population | 1,168,722 | 50,015,092 |
| Surface area | 23,200 km² | 241,550 km² |
| Population density | 50.4 /km² | 207 /km² |
| Nominal GDP | $4.15 billion · 2024 | $53.91 billion · 2024 |
| GDP per capita | $3,553 · 2024 | $1,078 · 2024 |
| Region | Africa | Africa |
| Subregion | Eastern Africa | Eastern Africa |
| Currency | Djiboutian franc · DJF · Fdj | Ugandan shilling · UGX · USh |
| Nationality | Djiboutian | Ugandan |
| Phone code | +253 | +256 |
| Internet domain | .dj | .ug |
| ISO codes | DJ / DJI | UG / UGA |
| Time zone | Africa/Djibouti | Africa/Kampala |
| Native name | Djibouti | Uganda |
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Djibouti, a small yet strategic nation perched at the crossroads of Africa and the Middle East, captivates visitors with its blend of desert landscapes, volcanic peaks, and bustling Red Sea ports.
Full Djibouti profile →Uganda is a landlocked nation in East Africa, famously called the Pearl of Africa for its lush landscapes and extraordinary biodiversity. Straddling the equator, it is home to half the world's mountain gorillas and to the source of the Nile. Green, fertile and youthful, it is one of Africa's most welcoming destinations.
Full Uganda profile →The capital of Djibouti is Djibouti.
Djibouti has a recorded population of approximately 1,168,722 people.
Djibouti covers an area of about 23,200 km².
Djibouti has a population density of roughly 50.4 /km² (people per square kilometre).
Djibouti has a gross domestic product (GDP) of approximately $4.15 billion as of 2024.
Djibouti has a GDP per capita of approximately $3,553.
Djibouti uses the Djiboutian franc (DJF), with the symbol Fdj.
Djibouti is located in Eastern Africa, Africa.
People from Djibouti are referred to as Djiboutian.
The international dialing code for Djibouti is +253.
The country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Djibouti is .dj.
Djibouti uses the Africa/Djibouti time zone.
Djibouti, a small yet strategic nation perched at the crossroads of Africa and the Middle East, captivates visitors with its blend of desert landscapes, volcanic peaks, and bustling Red Sea ports.
The capital of Uganda is Kampala.
Uganda has a recorded population of approximately 50,015,092 people.
Uganda covers an area of about 241,550 km².
Uganda has a population density of roughly 207 /km² (people per square kilometre).
Uganda has a gross domestic product (GDP) of approximately $53.91 billion as of 2024.
Uganda has a GDP per capita of approximately $1,078.
Uganda uses the Ugandan shilling (UGX), with the symbol USh.
Uganda is located in Eastern Africa, Africa.
People from Uganda are referred to as Ugandan.
The international dialing code for Uganda is +256.
The country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Uganda is .ug.
Uganda uses the Africa/Kampala time zone.
Uganda is a landlocked nation in East Africa, famously called the Pearl of Africa for its lush landscapes and extraordinary biodiversity. Straddling the equator, it is home to half the world's mountain gorillas and to the source of the Nile. Green, fertile and youthful, it is one of Africa's most welcoming destinations.